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Be part of Innovation, Collaboration and Connection in Travel. We are the Value of Connection.
Beginning in 1994, Paxport had a total commitment to delivering technology that makes a real difference to our customers. Today we serve over 80 airlines and 250 travel businesses across Europe.
We’re a travel solutions provider dedicated to simplifying and managing our customers’ most mission critical operations.
We specialise in ancillary merchandising services, comprehensive distribution and digital payments. Our industry-recognised platform increases efficiency, sales and profitability while enhancing the traveller experience as our customers navigate the fast-changing, complex and competitive world of travel.
We understand how our customers operate and the services they offer, and we’re committed to providing the ultimate behind-the-scenes technical support that empowers customers to do what they do best.
Sweden HQ
BOX 55954
102 16 Stockholm
United Kingdom HQ
The Landing, 125 Redcliff Street
Bristol, BS1 6HU UK
Paxport is looking for a UK-based Mid-level Java Developer. The ideal candidate will work in the Delivery team and have demonstrable experience writing Java in a business, academic, or open-source environment, with a preference for experience related to HTTP APIs. Minimum of 2 years professional Java development experience required.
Join Paxport’s Stockholm team as a Senior Software Engineer and take on the unique challenge of evolving our core platform. We are looking for a Java expert (7+ years) to spearhead the modernisation of our legacy systems while building new, scalable applications using Java 17, Spring Boot, and GCP.
Paxport is looking for a UK-based Mid-level Java Developer. The ideal candidate will work in the Delivery team and have demonstrable experience writing Java in a business, academic, or open-source environment, with a preference for experience related to HTTP APIs. Minimum of 2 years professional Java development experience required.
